Travel Tech Firms Merged Headquarters in Brickell
The unified company, operating as HelloGov, will manage over 140 types of international travel documents.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Travel — General
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HelloGov and iVisa have merged their operations into a single company headquartered in Brickell. The combined platform uses AI tools to assist travelers with visa applications and passport processes.
Why it matters
The merger aims to simplify complex government document applications, a process that can often complicate international travel for residents. The firm projects processing over 1.5 million passport and visa applications annually from its new Miami home.
The firm projects processing over 1.5 million passport and visa applications annually across 14 languages. The platform currently manages 140 types of travel documents to assist with global travel requirements.
The players
HelloGov
The brand name under which the merged travel technology company now operates.
iVisa
The partner firm that merged with HelloGov and was previously recognized on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 list.
The details
Operating under the HelloGov brand, the company spent nearly two years training its AI systems on U.S. State Department documentation requirements. Applications move through automated AI checks before receiving a final review by human travel specialists. The company also announced plans to expand its services to include vehicle registration and tag-and-title support later this year.
Timeline
September 29, 2026: The companies officially announced the merger.
2025: iVisa ranked 155th on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 and 880th on the Inc. 5000.
Later in 2026: Vehicle registration and title services are scheduled to launch.
Beyond the 305
The merger follows iVisa's 2025 recognition on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500, a key metric for high-growth tech firms. This consolidation scales the platform's reach beyond its previous baseline of 140 document types.
Local travelers can expect streamlined support for passport renewals and visa applications via the platform's AI-assisted marketplace. The expansion into vehicle registration services later this year may provide a new local option for tag-and-title paperwork.
The takeaway
The merger consolidates two major travel-tech players into a single Brickell hub to handle over 1.5 million annual applications. Residents should watch for the upcoming rollout of the company's new vehicle registration and title services later this year.
What happens next
The company expects to launch vehicle registration and title services later in 2026.
Further reading
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